up on a hill next to the little village seitenroda, only a few kilometers away from the university city of jena you can find a remarkable castle. the leuchtenburg's history spans over 800 years, it withstood wars and fires and has consequently been rebuilt and refortified time and time again, was a prison for many centuries - one of the most terrifying as well - and it was always a huge part of historical happenings ( such as being the headquarters of a youth movement called 'die neue schar' - one highlight of all the things i learned about on this visit ). . these days the castle houses one of the most beautiful museums i've visited in my life - the porcelain worlds . the concept of old and new mixing together, of diving deeply into the universe of porcelain creation with experiments and beautifully curated exhibition rooms, it all made for a wonderful visit. i cannot even find appropiate words for describing it, as it is clearly something one has to see with the...
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